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Catholics and Treason: Martyrology, Memory, and Politics in the Post-Reformation [Hardback]

(Hon. Chair, Centre for Catholic Studies, Theology Department, University of Durham)
  • Formāts: Hardback, 682 pages, height x width x depth: 240x162x43 mm, weight: 1291 g, XX black and white figures/maps
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Mar-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0192847023
  • ISBN-13: 9780192847027
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  • Formāts: Hardback, 682 pages, height x width x depth: 240x162x43 mm, weight: 1291 g, XX black and white figures/maps
  • Izdošanas datums: 08-Mar-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Oxford University Press
  • ISBN-10: 0192847023
  • ISBN-13: 9780192847027
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Catholics and Treason takes the narratives generated by the contemporary law of treason as it applied to Roman Catholics, during and after the Reformation of the Church in the sixteenth century, and uses them to explore the Catholic community's writing of its own history. Prosecutions of
Catholics under the existing law and via new legislation produced a great deal of documentation which tells us much about contemporary politics that we could not garner from any other source. The intention here is to locate the narratives of persecution inside the context of the 'mainstream' history
of the period from which, for the most part, they have been routinely excluded but out of which they partly emerged. In that respect, this is the history of the post-Reformation Church and State with the politics (of violence) put back. This volume takes as its starting point the magnum opus of
Bishop Richard Challoner, his Memoirs of Missionary Priests, and it works backwards from that book into the period that Challoner describes. Historian Michael Questier seeks to reassemble as far as possible the historical jigsaw puzzle on which Challoner laboured but which he could not complete,
thinking about the implications for our view of the post-Reformation and of the way in which Challoner and others described the Catholic experience of in/tolerance.

Recenzijas

Singlehandedly and without funding, Questier rescues the martyrs and their martyrologists, especially Challoner, from marginalized oblivion. Building on the research of Anne Dillon, Brad Gregory, and others, the author "takes the topic out of its conventional hagiographic wrapper, or at least the one that is often assigned to it, and reroutes it via an archive led process of reconstruction of the origins of the relevant documents in order to put it back into the contexts out of which it came. * Thomas M. McCoog S.J., Journal of Jesuit Studies * Bringing into attention a complex topic and offering a history of the Catholic, Reformed and Anglican Churches in England, Michael Questier's book entitled: Catholics and Treason: Martyrology, Memory, and Politics in the Post-Reformation, published by Oxford University Press in 2022 represents not only an useful tool in the understanding of the history of the Christianity in Britain, but also a lecture that enriches any category of reader, inviting him to discover sources, memorials or documents and to see the complexity of a beautiful story. * Dr. Iuliu Marius Morariu, Astra Salvensis * This work will be a critical counterpoint to that position and will contribute to and inspire new studies. It will be a crucial study and reference point for all historians of Early Modern England, the British and European Reformations and Catholic history for many years to come. * MARK WILSON, Roundtable, Roehampton Journal for Academic and Creative Writing *


Preface
Part I
1. Introduction: Martyrs for the Faith?
2. Catholic Martyrdom and the Writing of English Reformation History
3. Martyrdom and the Construction of Martyr Narratives
Part II
4. 'Sentenced to Die as in Cases of High Treason': The Elizabethan Settlement and the Coming of Intolerance, c. 1558-1582
5. After Campion
6. Catholic Martyrs and the Political Crises of the Mid-1580s
7. The Incestuous Bastard Queen Persecutes the Faithful Servants of Christ
8. Catholic Radicalism and the (Re-)Emergence of Catholic Loyalism
9. The Coming of Toleration in Late Elizabethan England?
10. The Appeal to Rome and the Struggle for the Memory of the Martyrs
Part III
11. Tolerance and Intolerance in England after the Accession of James VI
12. Mid-Jacobean Confessional Politics and Anti-Popery
13. The Protestant Turn Turns Sour
14. Towards Toleration? The Change of the Times in Late Jacobean and Caroline Britain
15. Back to the Future: Catholicism, Persecution and the Outbreak of the Civil War
16. The Restoration and the Popish Plot
17. Conclusion: The afterlife of the Early Modern English Martyr Tradition
Formerly professor of history in the University of London, and Leverhulme Research Professor 2015-2017, Michael Questier moved to a research chair at the University of Vanderbilt in 2018 and is now attached to the Centre for Catholic Studies at the University of Durham.